PARIS/LONDON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - European stocks rebounded on
Wednesday, helped by positive company results which saw shares
in British retailer Marks & Spencer surge more than 8
percent.

However, some traders said the stock market rally could be
short-lived if European Central Bank (ECB) chief Mario Draghi
fails on Thursday to unveil new economic stimulus measures to
spur growth in the euro zone's struggling economy.

"If we get nothing from the ECB, which is a close call, we
may see some downside," Philippe Gijsels, chief strategy officer
at Fortis Bank, told Reuters Insider Television. (reut.rs/1vHB5Og)

Marks & Spencer jumped 8.2 percent after posting a rise in
underlying first-half profit for the first time in four years,
beating expectations, while German chemicals distributor
Brenntag gained 4.5 percent, boosted by
forecast-beating earnings.
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